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sacrifice will seem 600 great no Low,
too much 20 make bright your remain
ing years.
Silent and fearfully he awails he,
answer. but NO words fran. : s;ngl.
syllable: only the burning tear 4 resn
down from the lone saddened ewes ~
vet Herald Narkman knows h;s sn;,
i won. and a. he still k.esl. ths hslls
peal forth hioh skoxe the e;tv'a con.
stant din their Easter iov ana bles.
sing.
Ia one OF the most elegant and fssh.
ionabls mansions on Broadw.v Mr.
Harold Markham ats alone. vaitinc
sexpectantIr for her husband. Mir.
rnsn kan,r = <re<z1 -. r;.k c,<k.;r.
draps The wide. clear vinaoxs while
in every nook and corner soms valn.-
ble object eladdens the eve. Present.
ly she detects a step upon the soft
carpet, and rising welcomes Harold in
her usual affectionate manner.
II hope / have NOT inconven;sncea
you, my pet, by keeping dinner wait
ing. but was detained few mo-
ments for this" he continues, handing
her a velvet case. "To-morrow will
be the anniversary Of our wedding,
and could not let it pass without
little memento of the happy day. Pos
sibly the picture contained in the
locket will serve to keep me in your
mind when / am absent.
II did not require reminder, Har.
old. nor do / require either to have
your face set with dazzling diamonds
to make it more dear. Nevertheless,
| am charmed with your gift, as moth
ing else could have pleased me half
SO much You are spelling me be-
yond all correction. she adds, smil-
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1887-04-14
- Prof. ]. Haynes Pap.Op. of,be

g. Prof. ]. Haynes Panton, ofths
Agricultural College Of Ontario. sng-
gesis remedies for potato rot. which
We condense as follows: Dig as soon
- brown spots appear. Put in cold,
dry places after digging. Grow early
varieties. Barn al affected slalks.
Use only good seed. Get seed from
unaffected districts. Don't plant ia
q field in which rot occurred the pre-
vioas year. Avoid planting upon q
hsavy clay soil. but prefer light and
dry cns.
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SADDER THAN -DEArH-.What q
horrible shock it 10 to discover that
come one whom we have esteemed il
actually unworthy? That come one
We have relied upon il utterly false
and untrustworthyl There 10 hardly
anything else that 10 so hard to bear
in this strange life of ours.
When death takes one Who was
good and true from earth, and leaves
q pure memory to shed its perfume
though the lingering years. there is
the bitterness of parting and the sad
dess of longing, but there is also some
compensation. But when the being
We have placed upon pedestal of our
own making falls to the earth, what
shall we do? What we thought so
fair was black and rotten at the heart.
What we believed sweet has turned to
bitter ashes. Bad motives. evil inten.
tions. deeds that could not bear the
light; we know them all at last, and
faith lies dead at our feet, and we
shroud aud bury her. Well for us ii
she has resurrection; if we believe
afterwssd even in the goodness Of one
really good-the truth of one really
true.
How can we trust our Judgment
again. having once been 30 deceived
If that face-tbat once beloved face
was but mask, why should there be
anything but masks anywhere?
We emile incredulously at the hap
py confidence Of others. Were there
ever more honest eyes than those tha.
were the windows Of q black soul, or
a hfe that seemed fairer? Never.
And that is the time when most we
need our good angel. to save us from
being that wretchsd creature-one
perpetually suspicious; when we
should fight with oil our strength
against ourselves. and remember that
one life that 10 black does not smirch
those that are white with innocence;
that there is no counterfeit unless
there is something genuine to be
counterfeited. and that somewhere on
earth is 10 be found the real diamond,
thought we wore paste for while, and
have at last learned its worthlessness.
MARY Kyle Dallas.
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N An old chap in Cincinnati VII

H An old chap in Cincinnati who
lends small sums TO curbstone brokers
suddenly raised his rate Of interest
the other day. and vould-be bor-
rover indignantly demanded the rea-
son. Bank Of England has raised
the rate Of discount" was the calm
reply. aBut what have you % do
with the Bank Of Enslsnd7'' "Noth-
ing. no more that / don.t propose to
play second-fddle 70 no durned for
eignsr. I'Ileven raiss one peg higher.
to show them Britishsrs that / cant
be bluffed." There was no more bor-
rowing until rates took drop.
~ SO the missus IL 10 Be mar
ried. eh r ssid the gardener to the
cook. "Yes. and in N illigant store.
She's goin for to have q dhress thray
yArruds long, and four pall-bsarers 70
kerry il.
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that il il almox. ;,ono.s;bls - -.
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asks Rose Al shs erters 60, .nd
notes the fsal;,e os .3ss, - az,
has gathered ahont ,h. -..hs~ rro,d
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would ha - n..,.h ,.s.s.., -
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All persons are hereby warned not 10
trespass dog. gun, stock o. otherwise cn the
property callel and known as
POINT LOOKOUT.
Al persons disre9ariing this nossce the
law will Be rszidlg enforced.
WILLIAM YEATMAN.
JOS n TENNISoN.
Naxrh st.
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But Just IS III nature was About % respond,
To the lurings of ficllesome March,
Old Winter, as II angered, breaks in again
And shakes houses, tree-tops and lerch.
Then comes snow, the beautiful snow,
Powdering the fields ali white,
Encasing the dafEodils and crocuses, too,
Hiding Them deep from our sight.
And never before ON this beautiful land
Have we witnessed such scene,
As hill and dale all covered with snow
When they should be covered with green.
But, alas she Is gone; we bid her adieu,
Farewell, clustering friend, you go,
And at the last your winding sheet
Was the cold and clustering snow!
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Wyitien fsr he Beacon
A osIe So march.

Br W. b. n.
Fair as bride bedecked In her robe,
And blushing with innocent pride,
Was March in making her early debut
That Old Winter actually sighed
Sighed TO think that he must depart,
And give place 70 virgin so fair.
Ere ne had reeked his measured revenge
Upon fields and forests 90 bare.
The farmer begins 10 HE % his work,
Before the rays offhe beautiful san,
CLEAN Der the. woodland 80 lovely and
bright,
Esoking ihe expression, springs really
begun"
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Real Estate.

PARTIES wishing t0 sell farms. by fnrnish
tng the undersigned Description. etc. viii
have the same advertised nee of charge.
We have made arrangements with several
Real EslAte Agents Cor the sale oflands In
lower Maryland
kO0RE a MORGAN
Leonaritown.
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Farmers and Planters Assney
22o Q. CHARLES ST.
BALTIMORE.

For the sale Of Tobacco, Grain. Fruit and
all kinds Of Country Produce.
JOS. SHEPHERD, Presf., Dr.. @. w. DOR
SEY, Treasurer. l.. +. Kinks. Sec,
SAML. NJ KINKS, Cashier, q.
W. DORSEY. Tobacco Salesman,
JER. TOWSHEND Assistant.
Salesman for Grain, Hay, Wuoi, Fruit and
Rpultry, J0HH 3 BRfsC0E.
-
Manufactures az High Grade Fertilizers
and agents B0fe Dissolved Bone. Fine Gnund
Bone, Kainit and
EseFssriMss Gssaa0.
Clover and Timothy Seed and all House
hold and Farm supplies furnished.
Advances made on consignments.
March 17-ye
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BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD
I'D TIME TABLE,
In Effect Gm'sday, Nay 20, 1857.
WEST BOUND.

No. /, Cincinnati Limited Daily leaves
PhiIa. 10:45 a. m, and BALTIC. 2:1j p. m.
Washington Is p. m. and Martlnsburg
$40 p. m.
BALTIC. AS p. m, Washington S:55 p. M,
and MaTtnsburg :04 p. IN.
No. 3, CHM Chicago Express Daily
leaves Phila. 300 p. m BALTIC. $3.50 p IN.
Washington 9:40, Martinsburg II ;5j p. IN.
No 5, Chicago q Pittsburg Limited
Daily leaves Philadelphia : 200 m. Bal
to. 1000 a. m. Washington 1855 a M,
Martinsburg 12:46 m.
No 90, Daily except Sunday. stops at ALI
stations, connects for Romney, leaves
Martinsburg 1920 p IN.
No IA, Mixed Train, Daily leaves
Martinsburg 5:00a m, connects for Rom
ney.
Sunday, leaves Martinsburg :: 10 III.
Cherry Run Accommodation Daily eX-
cept sunday leaves Martinsburg $500 p
N.
EAST BOUND.
No 4, Daily, leaves Martinsburg 1902 a
M, Washington 500 a IN, BALTIC. 7 80
m. Phila. l2:00 noon.
No $, Daily, Martinsburg SOP a M,
Washington 20 a M, BALTIC $50 a m.
No2, Daily Limited, Martinsburg I1;15
IN, Washington l: ID p m, BALTIC. 2:15 p
m, Phila. $40 p m, stops at ). V. juno,
and connects with Valley Branch for ali
points between Harper's Ferry and Lex
ington and with Washington County
Branch for Hagerstown.
No. g, Daily, Limited, lea?es Martins
burg 2:20p M; Washington 20; Balti-
more 20 and Philadelphia 10 p. IN, 1t
connects at Washington junction for
Frederick.
No &c, Daily, except Sunday, via Old
Line, leaves Martinsbnrg 10 % u M; stops
at all stations, connects with the Valley
Branch at Harper's Ferry, at Weverton
for Hagerstown, ana at Frederick juno
ton for Frederick.
Moss, Daily, via Washington, stops at
all stations between Martinsburg and
Washington; leaves MartInsburg at 500 p
m, connects for Winchester, Hagers town
and Frederick.
No 14& Daily. except Sunday, leaves
Martinsburg 6 20 a "a, connects for Win
chester, Hagerstown, Frederick, and all
points on Main Kline.
J-T. MARTIN, 4 gent.
C. X. LORD,
eFen'l. Passenger Agent,
Baltimore.
WIN. NJ. CLEMENTS,
General Manager,
Baltimore.
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Legal Notices.
NoTleE To TAKE DEposi1loSs.

NoTlCE To TAKE DISPOSITIONS.
Ella V Russler
vs..
Charles H, Russltr
In the Circuit Court Of Berkeley Coun
ty, state of West Virginis.
10 Charles II Russler,
Take notice that on the 9th day Of Au-
gust, 1887 at the Office Of J Nelson Wis
ner, in Martin burg, w. Va. hetween the
hours Of 0 clock u. IN and o'clock D
m.fof that day. / shall proceed to take
dispositions ofsundry witnesses, to be read
in evidence in my behalf in the above
named suit in equity depending in the
Circuit Court Of Berkeley county, in
which ] am plaintiff and you are defen.
danl, and If from any cause the takt Of
the sad dispositions be not commence on
that day, or If commenced, if they be- rot
completed on that day, the taking Of the
said dispositions will be adjourned and
continued from time TO time At The same
place and between tho same hours until
they are completed
ELLA V RUSSLER.
j NELSON WisgEg, Attorney.
July l6, 1887.
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-. NOTICE TO -
BUILDERS,

SEALED PROPOSALS will be received
up to SATURDAY, July 23rd, at clock,
at Ridenour's School House for the tearing
down and the rebuilding of School House
in sub. disrrics No. g. known as Ridenour' S
School House, to. wit. Foundation to be
dug the depth of 90 inches under groand,
lS inches wide The house to be 80 feet
long and J 5 feet wi de, IA inch brick wall to
square, and inca wall at gable ends Joists
to be o 8 and Is inches apart, wall 10 be 10
feet in the clear, 8 windows 1912 lights, two
gable end windows with lights each
Flooring to be of No. yellow pine joint
shingles root, with cornice with return,
lathed and plasterea with K GOD material 8
pair of stay slat blinds Door 10 be paneled
aud platfol IN in front of door with steps if
Steps are to be needed Patent ffue TO be
furnished and placed where directed Black
board to be the width of the house. All
lumber and mate ial used to be of the best.
The building when completed will be sub.
ject to inspection of the Board of Education.
The bricks that are in the old building are
to be used in the new one. Building to be
competed by the lst day of Sept. 1887.
W. b. COST, President.
T. S. WILLIAMS, Secretary,
Opequon District, July IL, 1887.
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COMMISSIONERS OFFICE,

MARrINsBuRG, W. VA, |
June 23d, 1887.
To FLETCHER FELTER, Plaintiff,
VS..
George W Albaugh, L. H. Small, JIM .Storer,
James W. Campbell and S. S. McKown,
Executors of James L. Campbell, decd,
and John Fitz, Executor of Samuel Fitz,
dec d, Defendants.
You are hereby notified that have fixed
upon the
2Ist DAY OF JULY, 1887,
to take an account OF The liens upon the prop
erty OF George W. Albaugh, with their re-
spective priorties and amounts, and also AS
certain the Zee simple aud rental value of
said property. requir d 10 be taken by decree
Of Berkeley Circuit Court rendered on The
OH day OF Nay 1884, in a suit in Chancery
depending IN aid court in which you are
parties, plaintiffs snd defendants, at which
time and place you are required to attend.
Given under my hand a. Commissioner ia
Ctancery OF this said court the day and year
first aforesaid
J. T. PICKING
June 25th. 1887 1t Com'r
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Notary Public

AND COMMISSIONER OF COURT.
Having duly qualified as Notary Public,
and by appointment OF Judge Faulkner,
qualified as Commissioner OF Court,
offer my services 10 persons having BUSH
ness 10 those ines promising 10 faithfully and
promptly execute all duties
ne Office at Law office of Mr. J. Nelson
Wisuer
nov,l6 U. D. GRANT PlFZER,
BIZ arrangement 'oith Maurice Lang
horne, Esq attorney, Washington, ID. q.
am able to secure prompt action on every
Pension aantter. Old Soldier and all
persons haUi1ag business lcith aRy Of the
Government Dep0i tneHtS at Washington
should gjUe me q eau.
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GTATE OF WEST VIRGINIA

Circuit Court Of Berkeley County, on the 4 h
day Of July, 1887:
Ella v. Roster,
Us IN Chancerg.
Charles H. Rusler.
The object Of the above suit is to obtain a
decree OF divorce 'mensa ct thora' now,
an finally "a eincoto mdtyimonii' against
the defe dant, Charles Rusier
And it appearing on affidavit filed in this
suit. that said deiendent Charles H. Rnsier
is a nonresident OF this State, be is hereby
required to appear within one month from
the 9th day OF July, 1887, (the date Of the
first publication bereof), and do what is ne
cessary 10 protect his interests in this matter
S. II MARTIN, Clerk
j. N. WIssER, Atty for PltF j9 4t.
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NOTICE TO THE TEACHERS 6f
BERKELEY COUNTY.

The special examination OF Teachers will
be held in Martinsburg on Saturday, July
Both. Hours from o clock, a. m. to D..
earnestly urge all teachers, of whom on ex-
animation is necessary, to avail Themselves
OF the oppoi tunitI, and avoid the criticism
of q so-oalled PRIVATE examination.
NJ TUCKER BOWEN.
2t Darkesvile, July IL Co SuI't
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Legal Notices.
TRUSggE'S SALE OF A
/ GsIRABLESLATE FARM.


The undersigned, by virtue of T,ust
Deed, executed ~ George W Moke. dated
June 2sd, sS6, and eco ded in the Clerk Q
Office Of the County Court Of Berkeley Co. !,
W, Va. in Deed Book No. 50 pagee g and
ia, will sell at the front door OF the Court
House, IN Mertinsburg, Va. on
Tuesday, July 26th, 1887,
AT II O'CLOCK M,
the following real es ate. w:
A certain parcel or tract o. lard IN Arden
District 8erkeley County, W. Va. begin
aing Al stake corner TO John Burn 8
heirs 'hece with their line s ITO, r. II
poles to d stake 2 ia a line of Dsno ridge E.,
thence sta his line S. 43lo w los $40 poles
to plntg oak on a hill side and co uer to
Richard Garrett, thence with bis line N. 1919
w 81 poe3 20 stake 0elr white oak A.,
thence N 1872, E. I'll $40 poles to white
oak 6, thepce N. 45o, W "a 7 10 poles to the
centre o. a spring 6 thence running new
line n ITO, E. l27 poles to a stake in
Browns line T. thence With their line s 100
II. l67 7-l0 poles to the beg ming, contain
ing - acres and roads. The land is easi-
IL TILED, aad the Improvements consists of a
wood house necessary outbuildings and the
best barn 10 that section aud a we'll Of water
at the door Fruit in plenty, aud vonng
peach orchard set out IL the spring OF 1856
1T Is also clio to mile, churches and schools.
The gale VIII be made to paw J Nelson Wis
ner. the gan o. s 90 aud interest thereon
from ,up I'D 1886, secured by said trust
aud the -Usls OF this sale.
ThRbs or SALE --0ne.tbird cash on
da. Of 81. balance in equal payments in
one I've aad three years with interest to be
secured ~ lem on the premises.
). II. BRISfoR,
july 'ST.4t Trustee
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sunday trains on X Il o Ry., arrive at
Charleston at 6;lO p m waiting tor 0 r II
u train No 1, at Pt Pleasant. This is the
short line and parties purchasing tickets
should ask for tickets via. the Ohio River
Railroad For information regarding
rates, routes, etc. address
w Robinson, GEM Pass Agent.
ParEcr,lurg. w Va.
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Public SnIe
- OF CHOICE -
TOWN PROPERTY.

As Attorney for Martha 4. Ditto aid
husband, | will sell at Public Auction, on
thursday, AUGUST l3, 1887,
at II O'Clock a. m. on the premises, corner
OF Ming street and Winchester pike, Mar
tinsburg,W Va the very choice property
there located. 1T viii be offered separate
ly in lots of excellent size, and as whole,
reserying the right to accept the sale that
yields the best price. There is on it
house, thoroughly repaired, containing
seven rooms and u good cellar. Also
barn, 20X20 feet, hog pen. poultry house,
smoke house, an excellent eistern lifted
with one Of the best Of pumps. No better
opportunity offered for the purchase of
building sites or for Il house, with large
gardenfor years. Possession of home and
buildings Will be given October lat, and of
lots when desired
TERMS OF SALB-One half cash on
day of sale, balance in equal payments at
six and twelve months with interest from
day OF sale and to be secured by lien Gu the
premises.
J NELSON WISNER.
tbs Atty for NJ and N j DITTO
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Sarah A Throckmorton, Thos. l.. Throck.
morton. and Annie Il. Throckmorton, his
wife, y. ". Throckmorton and e. v.
Throckmorton his wife, JAS NJ Throck-
morton, and Mamie +. Throckmorton,
his wife, John N Throckmorton, Philip
j. Throckmorton, Kirk Throckmorton,
Mable : Throckmorton, Robert Lamon.
sheriff Of Berkeley County. West
Va.,and as sach Committee Administra-
tor of Leah II Throckmorton, DR. J :
Boak, John Weist and Dir l. M sencin-
diver.
The object Of the above suit is TO settle
the account OF NJ ; Grantham, Executor of
Rebecca w Lee, deceased, and also ac-
count OF Robt Lamon, administrator OF
Leah II Ghroekmort0n, deceased. to ascer-
tam definitely and accurately the amounts
due upon deeds Of trusts executed on the
18th day Of April, 1879, and 2Sth dav Of
ArrA, 1881, 10 sell the l5j acres 81 real es
tate included In said deeds Of trust to nav
the debts, and to distribute the remainder
among tue parties entitled to same
And u appearing on affidavit filed in this
suit, that the said defendants Sarah A
Throekmorfon. Thomas J. Throckmorton.
Annie + Throckmorton. James Nj Throck
morton, Mamie Y Throck morton, James
NJ. Thrc cl1nott0n Philip j Thfockmorton.
hIek Tar ekalot ton and Mahle S Throck-
uiaEtana.s naR-fesitieAts Of this State they
s'e borGtE Hegairod to apDear within one
r@nth frOia the 0th day of-JuIv. 1887. (t1e
dn'e Of t,ie Nfsf publication hereby ana do
what y hsoe8sarY 70 protect their utter
ests n THIS matter ;. II. MARTIN, Clerk
Faulkner lhgles, Atty for plt'f 10 4t
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Su1yIYE desire to call the
AHZ , s''sa,:o' 20 Of the the
fact that there is a great
scarcely of Irvine this year,
and that there promises to
be a lot of SHoDDY, WORTH
LESS TwINE put on the
market. We caution the
farmers against the use of
such Irvine, especially those
owning a MCCORMICK
BINDER, as we can not
guarantee our binder to do
good work when such Irvine
is used. We handle only
the Mccormick tWine, every
bale of which is marked :
warranted NJ C c. ormick
Irvine" We expect every
farmer owning a McCor-
mick binder to use McCOr.
mick Irvine, in order that
our warrantee will hold
good. We can not send
our experts to look over
old binders when using
other t h an NJ C Cormick
Uwine. A full line of re-
pairs always on hand,
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$500 REV ARD.

e-e-512e-e--5
/ will pay the above reward to auyone
who will bring, or give me the necessary in
formation that will lead 10 the identified
tou o the boys who have been committing
depredations on and defacing, my hail prop
erty. JNO. TELLER
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CTATE OF WEST VIRGINIA.

At Rules held in the Clerks Office Of Cir
cult Court Of Berkeley County, on the 4,h
day Of July, 1887.
NJ. 5. Grantham, Executor Of Rebecca W.
Lee, deceased.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1887-07-16

J.F. BOYD, Superintendent
H, A RIDDLE, Gen'l. Passenger Agent,
w. A. GARD,
Agent at Martinsbu